A car crash nearly killed ESPN’s Matt Miller. Then came the fraud allegations.

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A Car Crash Nearly Killed Espn’s Matt Miller. Then Came The Fraud Allegations.

By The New York Times

In the days before his Ford Bronco drifted into the path of an oncoming semi-truck, Matt Miller was settling debts. Miller, 43, has worked for ESPN since 2021, becoming a key figure in the network’s NFL Draft coverage. A self-described “bad” high sch ...Read more

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